surreal poetry
Surrealist poetry embodies the essence of poetry itself, drawing upon shocking imagery and lyrical incongruities to comment on the inner-workings of the mind.
Moonlit Night
A dog in the desert a still moonlit night the moon casts it's moonbeams on different shapes of life the stillness is brilliant in it, a parody of peace a small beam of it shatters the black and pierces a den yawning with life then recedes as the dust roils and covers tall sentinels once knowing life but in stunned amazement can never see if I talk to you in this night of beauty and hope will it float on the air will it rise up in a tribute in a bubble of care the stillness falling so heavy this evening with cloying sweetness in just memory able to bring me back to that still moonlit night.
By Huzaifa Malik5 years ago in Poets
Bread Crumbs
In a world where life spinning out of control becomes the norm, finding a balance becomes a salient necessity. Why do I create? Life force drives my ambition to perform in a myriad of ways. Finding a home in those creations is my reward and curiously it may even be found spanning lifetimes.
By Jan Portugal5 years ago in Poets
